Out of 110 tested phones, 42 were unlocked while using photos on face recognition

[Bouzoo]

23 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

If you need any help with translation, let me know

 

Ik spreek namelijk vloeiend Nederlands

I don't believe you. Even the dutch tell me the dutch don't speak dutch. Why the fuck is everything named dutch?

[LukeSavenije]

Just now, Bouzoo said:

I don't believe you. Even the dutch tell me the dutch don't speak dutch. Why the fuck is everything named dutch?

not everything is named dutch. but if you say I'm living in holland I'll report you. We commonly use the Netherlands as our countries name.

 

en geloof mij maar, ik ben Brabander in bloed en nieren, ik spreek geweldig Nederlands

[Bouzoo]

3 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

but if you say I'm living in holland I'll report you.

Must... not... give... in... /ot

[LukeSavenije]

Just now, Bouzoo said:

Must... not... give... in... /ot

 

[Commodus]

On 1/8/2019 at 11:06 PM, D13H4RD said:

So it's either having something that's fooled by a photo or something that requires an intricately developed mask to fool. 

 

Yeah, I'd take the latter. I doubt any old thief would be so desperate to the point where they would have to mould a mask. 

As I like to put it: if someone is so determined to access your phone that they're willing to create a special mask, you have much, much bigger problems than a thief peeking at your email.

[DKL]

OnePlus is trickable. I know that I have seen reports of people tricking their OnePlus device. It just goes to show that just because one test or one person can't trick the phone doesn't mean another can't.

[ZacoAttaco]

3 hours ago, AnonymousGuy said:

I'm not surprised, because all these brands took a "let's just copy Apple" approach to making facial recognition.   I have a low opinion of these mid tier Android phones because they're all the same damn thing with a different logo on the front, and Mr. Chen don't know what the fuck he's doing.  Even on an Apple phone I'd rather have TouchID than FaceID.

That's every company's mobile manufacturer's philosophy, apart from Google and Samsung (maybe some others), everyone else just jumps on the bandwagon, it's really bad for the industry because it allows Apple to get away with anything, because soon enough, it's the norm and consumers don't really have an alternative.